My deepest condolences to Robbie, Mattie, Jackie, Mike, her closest friends, and family. Michelle, I loved calling her “Ma Belle”, As she was beautiful inside and out. A heart of gold, compassionate, creative, talented, generous, empathetic, and simply all-around wonderful woman. Loving mother and advocate for her children. Always available to lend an ear or give advice, a truly great friend. This little lady had a heart of gold, and one attribute not to be overlooked; she was also tough as nails. I’ll never forget some of her stories of how she stood up for herself in various predicaments. She definitely made her mark on this earth, and now heaven has gained a truly magnificent angel. Michelle, Ma Belle, you will never be forgotten, love you. God speed.

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While her cousin Chuck was alive she gave me friendship at a time I needed to lean on a shoulder. She was blessing and I will NEVER forget her kind soul. RIP my friend

What a wonderful friendship I had in this life with this beautiful soul, my soul sister. The words do not exist to express the profound impact that she had on my life, or anyone she met, because she could not go anywhere without making a friend. She is the epitamy of the quote, "make you the world a bit better or more beautiful because you have lived in it," and she certainly did. I met her at Mac's Grill when we were both servers, and I loved her from the start. She knew how to have fun. I will never forget the prank we played on one of our co workers who lived up the street from her. We raced home from work one night and moved a barrier and cones that were in the road to mess with him when he came home from work, and then waited in the bush. We went on so many fun trips, shopping in NH, almost getting into accidents making u turns bargain hunting, she went on my first plane trip with me to DC, we went to beaches, to Florida, mediums, to see Theresa Caputo, the Dali Museum, spas, to get our toes done, Salem, Bob Marley, Damrisscota (where she unintentionaly rented us a haunted hotel), Bok towers where the quote is from. She was also such a huge part of Wicked Illustrations Studio and Gallery . I've recieved messages from students about the impact she had on them when she subbed or just came to hang out, paint or create. She used to work at Wicked every Friday and you could tell she had been there because you could feel her wonderfull positive energy. She helped a lot in the begining of Wicked by buying gift certificates or art supplies she didn't need. That's the kind of person she was. The kind of friend who holds your hair, or goes above and beyond like she did when I got sick on our trip to Phipsburg with our art friends. She helped me with my driving phobia, could talk me down from a panic attack, taught me how to buy shoes, made fun of my beet salads, promoted me wherever she went, gave the best gifts, the best hugs and the best advice. We tried to fix the world in our morning chats, which I will forever miss. I chatted with her and my Mom almost every morning. She loved my Mom and my Mom loved her. I am grateful they got to spend time together when they were both in d'Youville this past May. I am grateful that I got to spend time with her and have sleepovers when she was at Mass General. I have no regrets, it was the perfect, most wonderful friendship where we said I love you and we did all the things. She was courageous and selfless and brave and I have solace in the fact that she is reunited with her son now, and her dad and my Mom is there with her too.

My Dear Friend/Sister Michelle; We met 39 years ago working at Marshwood nursing care center in Lewiston from that point on we cherished our friendship from shopping, going for walks on the beach, our long talks and you loved my 2 daughters Jennifer Churchill & Crystal Allen, and you really enjoyed my grandkids:) You will always be in my heart forever " I love you & miss you so much. Michelle you were a BIG part of my life. Denise Pare

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Michelle J. Ouellette

June 7, 1967 – September 15, 2023

The Fortin & Pinette Group, Dillingham, Lynch, Plummer & Merrill

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